shinyshiny.tv - 11/25/2008
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An environmentally friendly iPod user, probably affected by the state of the economical climate, found himself brainstorming money saving ideas to enable him to hold on to a few pennies during these harsh times. This brainstorm eventually led to a way to power his iPod using nothing more than ...
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Power your iPod with onions and Gatorade
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... up the iPod. This is probably the greatest method of charging an iPod that we have come across. Though, we haven’t tried this ourselves, so no recommendations for anyone reading this. However, if Phil Stubbles, a physics lecturer from St Vincent College in Gosport, Hampshire, is believed, ‘vegetables could power iPods because they contain ions which react with energy drinks to create a charge,’ the procedure is going to be smelly and you never know how long it may work.
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